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(...) of the HTML form field    The entered HTML code:           The button on the form has been displayed on Fig. 7. The “Send a custom email ” button is visible only at the “Purchase order approval” step, so the “Send a custom mail to ‘Person to notify’” button should also be added only at this ste (...)

(...) hat should be entered.   Fig. 1. WEBCON BPS Designer Studio     The downloaded Excel file template:   Fig. 2. The Excel file template   email – user’s e-mail address (required) Name – user’s name and surname (required) BpsId – user’s e-mail address (required). In WEBCON BPS, the e-mail address is the (...)

(...) hange the portal and search server IP in the “Tools for application management” in the installer. Changing the portal URL is important because it is inserted (among other things) into email notifications to instance links.     Restoring the BPS_Config database is important if WEBCON BPS is integrated with other applications where the API Secret Key is used. Un (...)

(...) secure the cookie" cookie_secure = true cookie_samesite = "none" session_cookie_minimal = true   reverse_proxy = true http_address = "0.0.0.0:4180" email _domains = ["*"]   The yellow text fragments should be replaced according to the Azure Portal and WEBCON BPS configuration. The configuration in the Azure portal is presented (...)

(...) least basic knowledge of the HTML markup language and the CSS stylesheet language. When editing, you should take into account the limitations resulting from the lack of support for some CSS styles by email programs.     Presented templates  -> click here

(...) our system.   Fig.6 Hyperlink configuration   To do the latter, look at the bottom of the window under "Predefined actions." Select an action, e.g., "Send email ," and press the plus button (+) on the right. The code for the selected action will be pasted into the Hyperlink field. Now, you can save everything, and you are done! You do not need to configu (...)

(...) lank as it is not obligatory. In this case, the user will be redirected to the BPS Portal login page. Scope - list of data necessary for BPS to identify the user. “Profiles” and “email ” are already added by default. For other OpenID server implementations, you may need to add different scopes. After completing the configuration, save the settings and restart the portal (...)

(...) ion ends – when the substitution ends, the Substitute will have privileges to read the instances in which they performed tasks for the Replaced person, Keep notifying substitute with standard email s – determines whether to send notifications to Substitutes about newly created tasks. They are sent only if the Send standard email option is selected ion the path, Notify substitute of tasks (...)

(...) – component responsible for archiving workflow instances. Depending on the configuration, it can save archived instances in a shared network location or in a dedicated BPS archive database. email sender – component responsible for handling the e-mail sending queue. Messages are sent via the SMTP server configured in the system settings. Batch file processing (folders, email s) – (...)

(...) Keycloak     Save the changes and restart the portal application pool. To log in to the Portal with a Keycloak user, add them to the BPS users list. Please note that the email address is used as the user's identity. You must also grant application or administrative privileges for a new user.   Testing When you go to the portal website, the new provider is (...)

(...) a user or a group to see information about them   SQL query returning user data from BPS user list: select COS_BpsID   , COS_DisplayName   , COS_Department   , COS_email   , COS_JobTitle   , COS_ManagerBpsID   , COS_ManagerDisplayName from CacheOrganizationStructure where COS_BpsID = '{formFieldID}' ‘{formFieldID}’ should be (...)

(...) Mode of execution Read a barcode Standard behavior Add a barcode Pending after transaction Send a custom email Pending in transaction Send a standard email Pending in transaction Remove privileges Pending in transaction (...)

(...) rdance with process configuration). Additionally, the service sends mobile PUSH notifications that update counters of new tasks assigned to a user in the system. Associated modules: “Sending email s”, “Mass notifications”, “Push notifications”.   Actions and operations they trigger – a number of operations associated with specific actions. Among ot (...)

(...) cted BPS workflow instance in the read-only or edition mode. User can specify a person or persons an instance is to be shared with by entering at least one e-mail address in the Instance shared with (email addresses) field in the action configuration window (they can also use business rule to define a list of e-mail addresses). For each specified e-mail address there is a separate sharing with a unique (...)

(...) ed that informs about successful account registration and sending a confirmation message to the registered e-mail address.   To start using the service, press the Click to confirm your email address button included in the message delivered to your e-mail address. After clicking the button, you are redirected to the Aspecto website where you can continue service configuration. A welcom (...)

(...) , or it may not appear at all if only one of the authorization methods is selected. It allows the user to select the authorization method: a one-time authorization code will be sent to the user's email address (email message), phone number loaded from Active Directory and defined in the user's profile (SMS), or to the mobile application (PUSH notification).   Fig. 4. SMS with au (...)

(...) s displayed where you need to specify the device name and press the Verify button.   After this operation, a message containing a 6-digit authorization code (token) will be sent to the email address you used to register in WEBCON BPS, or, depending on the configuration, via an SMS message. The authorization code remains active for 4 minutes, but it is possible to prolong this time. (...)

(...) e which columns will be returned by the data source. The columns with a gray background are required and cannot be unchecked. These are: COS_BpsID* COS_Department* COS_DisplayName* COS_email * COS_JobTitle* COS_Login* COS_ManagerBpsID COS_ManagerDisplayName The columns marked with an asterisk are the default columns loaded into the configuration of each Person or group field. (...)

(...) alid login and password. These can be found on the license purchase certificate.   For Freemium licenses, the activation login and password are sent in the registration confirmation email .   2. Online activation Online activation requires direct access to the Internet. Before proceeding with activation, make sure your Internet connection is stable. Follow these steps: (...)

(...) e is allocated to an employee. Whenever a new XP is allocated, there's a rule checking if that particular employee is eligible for a new badge. If they are, the badge is allocated to them, and an email is sent to the entire company. email : 3. Displaying badges on the employee's profile. Of course, employees need to be able to showcase their latest badges. So, the p (...)